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we need some json functionality completely without any memory allocations. That means passing allocators als template parameter to different classes: parser,binary_reader,inputadapter,sax_dom_parser,lexer.
json functions that need to use custom memory allocator: to_bson;from_bson;parse.
Some std containers in lib are not allocator aware:
-std::vector<char_type> token_string - lexer
-std::vector<BasicJsonType*> ref_stack - json_sax.hpp
we need 2 types of allocator as template parameter : basic_json* and char_type(char)
there are also make_shared ptr in output adapter which should be replaced with allocate_shared.
some other minor conversions functions which allocate.

usage from our client code will be as follows:
namespace rtjson {
using json = nlohmann::basic_json<std::map,
std::vector,
sqp::core::rtutils::RtString, //use rtstring
bool,
long long,
unsigned long long,
double,
sqp::core::memory::PolymorphicAllocator, //use polymorpic allocator

                              nlohmann::adl_serializer>;

} // namespace ext

using json = rtjson::json;

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